Sentence examples for distinctive directors from inspiring English sources

Now in his 60s, Malick was feted as one of the most distinctive directors of 70s American cinema.

With Magnolia, Paul Thomas Anderson establishes himself as one of the most exciting and distinctive directors around.

Although he has scored big with studio projects like the "Ocean's Eleven" series with Mr. Pitt, Mr. Soderbergh remains one of Hollywood's most self-consciously distinctive directors.

One of the UK's most original and distinctive directors, Katie Mitchell will direct two plays in the National's winter season – and they could not be more different.

Quentin Tarantino is one of today's most distinctive directors, but his films' complex structures and witty montages were the result of his work with the editor Sally Menke, whose 20 or so credits include all of his films.

They are distinctive directors whose differences are as important as their similarities, but their work fuses both extremes of the long-take technique, the theatrical artifice of staging and performance, as well as the documentary aspect of continuous recording.

But it is still an arresting work from this important and distinctive director.

But it remains an oddly anonymous enterprise from this talented and distinctive director.

In a statement, Wood said: "Quentin is the most revolutionary, distinctive director of our time.

All the same, Boyle is a distinctive director who, after falling foul of studio interference when he made "The Beach", has kept doggedly to his own path.

Some great stuff: and in some ways it is good to see the Palme in Audiard's hands — a master, and an utterly distinctive director.